Patriots announce initial 53-man roster

Patriots announce initial 53-man roster

New England Patriots

Here’s who made the Patriots after the latest round of cuts

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The 4 p.m. deadline has passed, the cuts have been made, and the Patriots have announced their initial 53-man roster for this upcoming season.

These names, of course, are subject to change. Coach Mike Vrabel said during the preseason that the Patriots don’t have a very deep team. He has also consistently said that New England is always looking for ways to improve the team.

Still, Sunday marks a milestone in the NFL calendar. Some players are cut, others are able to celebrate because their dream of making an NFL roster has been realized.

With the season opener in Seattle less than two weeks away, here’s a look at the 53 men who made it past cutdown day for the Patriots.

Quarterbacks (3)

Drake Maye

Tommy DeVito

Behren Morton

Running Backs (3)

Rhamondre Stevenson

TreVeyon Henderson

Corey Kiner

Fullback (1)

Reggie Gilliam

Wide Recievers (6)

A.J. Brown

Romeo Doubs

DeMario Douglas

Mack Hollins

Kyle Williams

Efton Chism III

Tight Ends (3)

Hunter Henry

Eli Raridon

Tanner Arkin

Offensive linemen (10)

Will Campbell

Alijah Vera-Tucker

Jared Wilson

Mike Onwenu

Morgan Moses

Caleb Lomu

Marcus Bryant

Ben Brown

Greg Van Roten

Dametrious Crownover

Walter Rouse

Defensive linemen (5)

Milton Wiliams

Christian Barmore

Cory Durden

Joshua Farmer

Leonard Taylor III

Linebackers (9)

Robert Spillane

Christian Elliss

Dre’Mont Jones

Elijah Ponder

Gabe Jacas

K.J. Britt

Kahlil Jacobs

Namdi Obiazor

Quintayvious Hutchins

Cornerbacks (6)

Christian Gonzalez

Carlton Davis III

Marcus Jones

Charles Woods

Channing Canada

Karon Prunty

Safeties (4)

Kevin Byard III

Craig Woodson

Dell Pettus

Jaylen Reed

Special Teams (3)

Andy Borregales

Bryce Baringer

Julian Ashby

Khari A. Thompson

Sports Reporter

Khari Thompson covers professional sports for Boston.com. Before joining the team in 2022, Khari covered college football for The Clarion Ledger in Jackson, Miss.

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